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Gardening

Curmudgeoness

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2. What a good idea.

Reply to NCarolinawoman (Original post)

Sat Jul 18, 2015, 11:31 AM

Jul 2015

I don't have the room for all of that, but since I don't use any weed killers, I have lots of crabgrass and clover. I also plant my "garden" in pots, and that seems to discourage the bunnies as well.

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A gentle way to keep the rabbits from eating in your garden. [View all] NCarolinawoman Jul 2015 OP

thanks for the tip, NCarolinawoman NJCher Jul 2015 #1

It's a fairly prolific seeder. NCarolinawoman Jul 2015 #3

What a good idea. Curmudgeoness Jul 2015 #2

I remember the photos of your yard, and I loved what I saw. NCarolinawoman Jul 2015 #4

Thanks. The yard has been pretty wet this year. Curmudgeoness Jul 2015 #5

Mine was a Black and Decker bought 15 years ago. NCarolinawoman Jul 2015 #6

Oh, the noise of those tractor mowers! Curmudgeoness Jul 2015 #7

video of my brother's chickens grazing on crabgrass NCarolinawoman Jul 2015 #8